Desmond C'artyom
Space Jockey
Five Chiss who looked eerily alike exited the cargo freighter that had given them passage from Korriban. They walked through the confines of one of the biggest spaceports Sullust had to offer. They wore nondescript clothing and carried with them large duffel bags. It was around midnight planet side, but the spaceport was still busy as ever. Such can be expected on a capitol planet. Especially when it was a conglomerate as big as the Galactic Alliance. The Chiss spread out across the spaceport as if they had separate flights to catch and patiently waited in their respective departure areas.
DTY 59 fumbled around with his bag for what seemed like the hundredth time. His palms were sweaty and his neck kept twitching nervously. It seemed that every person who walked by viewed him with suspicion. His short life in the cloning vats had trained him for little other than this moment. He had spent five years training with his brothers for infiltration scenarios such as this one. DTY 59 knew what was expected of him and the conditioning he had under gone meant he would do as he was told, but that didn't make the task any less daunting.
He found a crowded outgoing flight lounge and took a seat near the entrance. Across from him sat a mother and her child. He stared at her and hoped it would be quick for them. He looked down to his wristwatch. It was almost time. His hand dug deep into his pocket as he continued to glance nervously around the port. Then something disastrous happened, an explosion went off within the spaceport before it was time. DTY 59 knew it had to be now. He stood from his seat and pulled the detonator from his pocket just as everyone began to panic “FOR THE SITH,” He screamed and pressed down on the button.
Shortly afterwards five explosions would ring out throughout the spaceport. A small black film would mix with the gore of the massacre, but upon closer inspection the film would seem to have a life of its own. The destruction was total and absolute with the death toll in the hundreds. A large portion of the spaceport had collapsed upon itself, trapping countless others beneath the rubble. But, as the smoke cleared and the debris settled one would remain. One last Chiss agent would exit the Korribani craft and be seen for only a moment before disappearing in seemingly thin air.
DTY 59 fumbled around with his bag for what seemed like the hundredth time. His palms were sweaty and his neck kept twitching nervously. It seemed that every person who walked by viewed him with suspicion. His short life in the cloning vats had trained him for little other than this moment. He had spent five years training with his brothers for infiltration scenarios such as this one. DTY 59 knew what was expected of him and the conditioning he had under gone meant he would do as he was told, but that didn't make the task any less daunting.
He found a crowded outgoing flight lounge and took a seat near the entrance. Across from him sat a mother and her child. He stared at her and hoped it would be quick for them. He looked down to his wristwatch. It was almost time. His hand dug deep into his pocket as he continued to glance nervously around the port. Then something disastrous happened, an explosion went off within the spaceport before it was time. DTY 59 knew it had to be now. He stood from his seat and pulled the detonator from his pocket just as everyone began to panic “FOR THE SITH,” He screamed and pressed down on the button.
Shortly afterwards five explosions would ring out throughout the spaceport. A small black film would mix with the gore of the massacre, but upon closer inspection the film would seem to have a life of its own. The destruction was total and absolute with the death toll in the hundreds. A large portion of the spaceport had collapsed upon itself, trapping countless others beneath the rubble. But, as the smoke cleared and the debris settled one would remain. One last Chiss agent would exit the Korribani craft and be seen for only a moment before disappearing in seemingly thin air.